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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-08-07, Page 131 New tQtOrs gaming ST. MARYS - Two new antennas and • a 350.foot tower • will improve the television reception for this town, • ,replaci~~ng the current 150 -foot tower now in use. Adelaide Radio and Television Ltd. said gift it flay take several days before the new equipment goes into service. The tower is pant of the company's program to upgrade television ser- vice in St. 1„ ary..s. A new byilding to house the new l�equipn'Lent has been erected on .thee site as - Well. , One ` of the company's owners, Harold Tipping, said he also anticipated that the Canadian Radio- television and Telecommunications Commission would ap- prove the company's request for a rate in- crease' of $1 per month. This would raise the rate from $6 to $7. R.K. PECK APPLIANCES • In The Heart of Dower Town • Vacuum.Cleaners • Sales and Service of most makes • CB Radlosend Accessories • Speed Queen Appliances • Moffat Appliances '• Smoke Sensors • Insect Lights and: Fly Killing Units • Handcrafted Gifts Varna Ont. . Phone 482-1103 . Ray Dupuis of Clinton is busy tearing down a home on Huron Street, next to ,Corriels Red and White Store In preparation for an expansion—of the supermarket later this year. The house has been owned by the Corries for several years. (James Fitzgerald photo) COLGATE PALMOLIVE SALE! TOOTHPASTES f OLGATE 2 VARIETIES 200 ml. TUBE s1. TAMPAX UMPONS HALO SHAMPOO *1.3t,AJAX CLEANSE FOR NORMAL OR OILY HAIR 350 mi. SLENDOR, REGuFOR•.YOUR �AR, s SUPER OR SUPER PLUS HOUSEHOLD QOX OF 40 - • A 22 oz. SIZE PALMOLIVE GREEN OR ASSORTED BATH BARS ___!10.29..F 2 3.6 LITRE JUG JAVEX. LIQUID BLEACH 99` FANCY QUALITY HEINZ TOMATO JUICE 48 fl. OZ. TIN 79� PIECES & STEMS RIO BRAN MUSHROOMS 4597.10:0z,_ A GREAT SUMMER DRINK APPLE OR ORANGE C -PLUS DRINKS 48 fl. "OZ. ' TINS X100 10W30 SHELL . MOTOR OIL ERRE 5 FLAVOURS - 4'S CRYSTALS"„eH sf.?9 HIGHLINER PERCH FILLETS OR HADDOCK IK BATTER F.R4I_" st 9S BAGGIES SANDWICH BAGS FOR STORING FOOD BOX OF 100 65° PALMOLIVE LIQUiD. DETERGENT 32 oz SIZE 99 1R1SH SPRING BATH BAR SOAP PKG. OF 29.9° 280 g. ; PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY AUGUST 12 . ESSO FOR CLOSE SHAVES 30M. FILM WRAP„CONTACT RAZOR STRETCH `N' SEAL_ _#O9 WILKINSON EACH IDEAL FOR SALADS & SANDWICHES MAPLE LEAF FLAKES OF . HAM 99 0 6.5 oz. TINS 225. g. PACKAGES KRAFT MAC & CHEESE DINNERS 3p�!� 3 VARIETIES STOKELY KIDNEY BEANS F 14 oz. O TINS 9' ROBIN HOOD 6 VARIETIES PUDDING CAKE MIX55' 247 g SPAGHETTI, MACARONI OR SPAGHETTINI CATELLI PASTASFLAVOU 5 - QUENCH 2 7 oZz. o CRYSTALS___. CHASE & SANBORN ;BAC . y„. en _A pcFFEE Ib&G_ .77 UIT, ORANGE OR SEVILLE LAURA. SECORD..ta 041 MARMALADE 24 .., WESTONS FRESH CINNAMON BUTTERHORNS 6's 79' 500 g os WILKINSONS PKGS. OF 5 I. 99 CONTACT BLADES_ t49 4 VARIETY CHOICES ZEHRS - POTATO CHIPS 225 g. PKGS.790 FROZEN POTATOES CARNATION HASH BROWNS Zsl2 Ib.BAGS F 0 R • WITH PORK -OR IN MtILASSES • STOKELY VAN - CAMP BEANS F 14 oz. 0 TINS R 79' BLACK DIAMOND GRATED PARMESAN CHEESE 250 g 1.19 GAY LEA DAIRIES QUALITY CREAM 500 mi TUB $9G PARKAY TUB STYLE SOFT MARGARINE � e_ 89' MONARCH BRAND DESSERT. TOPPING2=.g_69° STUART BRAND TASTY SNTA ACKS >w° Or. 89' WESTONS 1882 WHOLE WHEAT STONE BREAD_MILLED S9k M4141 -GOOD! FRESH BAKING FROM OUR coiintry - oven IN -SORE BAKESHOP FRESH BAKED COUNTRY OVEN WHITE BREAD 2 4 nr' FRESH COUNTRY OVEN CINNAMON OR. CAKE DONUSJ1.39 4 VARIETIES SAVARIN FROZEN DINNERS • 11 o z . TRAYS ASSORTED FLAVOURS WEIGHT WATCHERS SOFT DRINKS RETURNABLE 39# 750 ml. BOTTLE PLUS DEPOSIT GAY LEA AtL FLAVOURS SWISS STYLE: YOGU1iT 175 g. CUPS BLACK 0IAMONO CHUNK STYLE MOZZARELLA CHEE22 'u CLINTON NEW$ -RECORD,, THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1 QE 13 English choir to sing The Burton -Upon -Trent Youth Choir will pert'drp2 a varied program Of ,rt popular., folk and Classical music on August 10 at 8:30 p.m. at Blyth Memorial Hall. The performance is part of a good -will tour of Ontario and several northern American states that the choir is making this summer; It is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Goderich and all proceeds from the con- cert will gotowards the building fund of the. Blyth Centre for the Arts. The Burton Youth Choir is made up of young K—people.-mes•tly--in- the -age range of 15 to 25 years. Members come from the students, teachers and ex -students of the schools in and around Burton - Upon -Trent in ‘Staf- fordshire, i ngl.and, They sing largely unac- companied and their repertoire includes selections from _ .early European' Music to the present day, including both sacred and secular items and items with a folk and modern flavor. They are under the direction of conductor Michael Bates. This will be the choir's third visit to the USA and Canada. The choir has also toured West Ger- many, Denmark, Holland, and Belgium. The choir is including on --their lntiuerdry this year visits to Niagara Falls, N.Y., Elkhart, Indiana, Lansing, Michigan, Bay City, Michigan, and Goderich. The choir will make several other appearances in the Cioderich-area in addition to the Myth Concert. All concerts have been given without payment to the choir or its leaders, and proceeds of concerts go to charities or organizations in the hosting communities. Tickets for the August 10 concert are available only at the Blyth Summer Festival box office. Order by mail or in person or by calling 523-9300. Seats for this concert will” only be reserved at time or booking, so it is in the interest of patrons to.. book early. Tickets are $3 for adults and—$1a for. children under 14. For further in- formation, call the Blyth Summer Festival at (519) 523-9300. PGoderich raceway entries Race No. 1 Purse 1325 Maidens - Cooler presented by Gerrards Clothing. EASTERSFIRSTLADY L. Hughes BENMILLER BIGSHOT V. Van - stone MARY JO SCOTT J. Walker PEGLEGPEG • G. }1111 LINLOR LIZ B. Vanstone WILL VAN GIRL C. Young IMA FERRIC KNIGHT P. Maguire. Race No. 2 Purse$375 Cooler presented by Lakeport Steel. NOBLE NATIVE J. Walker NOTA SLOWPOKE , BJ Bennett GOLD IE CHRIS J. Muir SING OUTS HOPE R. Henry J C'LO RNIE LEE - R. Henry MARLYSS CHECK R. Battin ALEX OF LONDON - D. Jewitt AE JOLLY K ILLEAN G, Roebuck HARLO BUFFY W. Dupee Race No. 3 Purse 1325 Cooler presented by Hoffineyer Plumbing and Heating. MAD JACK TBA TROYS PRINCESS. R. Taylor SISTER C ADIOS R. Henry BENMILLER FLASH R. Vanstone AM YS MISS J. Duckworth BYE BYE SKIPPER R. Mason DEEP RUN SKIPPER W.O. McLean Race No. 4 Trot Purse 1375 Cooler presented by Gardiner Real Estate. MARCLIFF MIKE CRIMSON JOSIE BONIFES MIGHTY CAMP WHITEFOOT DAN SHA WINS PHILLIE Race No. 5 Cooler presented Fuels. RAYS PRODIGY MISS HY RIVER ALA DAR HILEA RAY R. Henry R. Daer R. Battin W. Luza'• J. Pollard R. Rundle Purse 1375 by Edwards L. Haskett F. Sadler D. Morrissey K. Coates LUCANBOY C. Young FANCY SLIPPER G. Roebuck MERRYWOOD LISA J. Mat hers AE QUICKPRESS F. Sadler REVA D. Larkin Race No. 6 Purse 8450 Cooler presented by Realty World SHIAWAY RED R. Battin HILEA BRAD • K. Coates TOWERLINE CRICKET • G. Roebuck IRON L{1SSIE TBA SUNDAY JUDGE G. Keays LIL SING W. Luzak JOSIE DOO LITTLE J. Duckworth AE IMP MATHERS J. Mathers MISS KRISTA HAL R. Henry Race No. 7 • Purse $325 Cooler presented by Denommes Flowers . MISS DAINTY DODGER R. Battin EMMA C LEE J. Duckworth AU BU RN FO RBES R. Henry PRINCESS PENN R. Battin TOOTER BILL F. Sadler SUSAN ANN R. Daer FEARLESS FLIGHT • J. Pollard Race No. 8 Purse $450 Cooler presented by O'Briens Meat Market. MISSY MCBRIDE . R. Battin ARNIES PEGGY J. Muir FLY FLY DAN D. Morrissey ARTHUR DEVIL R. Taylor NANCY MEADOW G. Roebuck FLYING ONE F. Sadler IMA JERRY R. Jerry AE R W SCOUT J. Duckworth BE NO R. Rundle Race No. 9 Purse 1700 Cooler presented by Hayter Chev- Olds SOCIAL HOUR L. Hughes MR. JON BOB rF. Sadler MAUDSKNIGHT ,1:'.Maguire SKIPPY DOVER F. MacDonald WILLAS FERRICA R Williamson Race No. 10 Purse 1325 Cooler presented by Bluewater Truck Centre. HARLO CHAMP J. Watt FERRICANNA J. Wallace HIGHLAND CLASSIC A. Campbell WAYCO B J. Walker JEFFREY HI D. Kennedy SKIPPY DEL M. VanLanduyt KEYSTONE QUIRK R. Cake Holmesville news by Blanche Deeves Ball news Goderich Township midget girls lost to Stanley and the midget` . -boys beat Stanley. In play off action, the midget boys play Stanley; the midget girls play. Benmiller; pee wee boys will play Tucker - smith; squirt boys play Auburn ; and the squirt girls have a bye and will play the winner of Vanastra and Varna. Due to the coaches arranging their own play off games, we cannot give you the schedule of their games. Last Thursday night, Holmesville slow pitch team beat the combined recreation and council team: The game Thursday night sees Porter's Hill against Union and No. 1 managed by Pat Osborne, at 9 p.m. at the new diamond. tat Give. . r THE HEART FUND DRYSDALE MAJOR • APPLIANCE CENTRE LTD. SALES WITH SERVICE The Plaro To Buy AppIlOr)Ce5 NEW AND USED Henson. 262 2128 Closoef Mondays Church news There was no church service in Holmesville Sunday morning as Rev. Oestreicher is enjoying a holiday for the month of August. Last Thursday • the Enterprising 'Seniors of Goderich Township spent the day in the Mall at Goderich, selling their tickets on the quilt to be drawn for in December. Tickets are available from any senior. Personals Kelly Carter of Goderich spent last week with her grandparents, Don and Isobel Harris. Shelley Harris of Clinton spent the weekend with gramma and grandpa Harris (Isobel and Don) while .mum and dad, Jennifer and Nicole spent the weekend in Midland, Michigan. Sailing trip... • from page 10 the' daylight hours before continuing, the 'F Stop' almost ran aground, touching bottom four or five times. To complicate matters at this juncture,' they were almost hit by a huge barge in the middle of the channel, hence creating a few tense moments. _ .__ _.__ Now it was time for a pleasant surprise, - when they met up with Rob and Janice McGuffln of Bayfield who were also entering New York Harbour, sailing their homemade craft. Docked at Pier 59, they spent three days in the city as tourists, taking in a Pirates vs. Mets - baseball game to boot. Our good old boys were astounded at the heavy traffic in the harbour, as they noted destroyers, frigates, Norwegian 'tall ships' and fire boats to name a few. Garbage scows made frequent trips, fully loaded . with "raw crap” out into the Atlantic where it was then dumped. Ocean -bound ' and preparing for the eight- day sail to Hilton Head, they said, "...it was green and impressive...". in reference to the Statue of Liberty which stands at the entrance to New York Harbour.. . Out on the,Atlantic, they chartecourse towards SandyoFT ok,— then on through Cite Hatteras and Cape May, . the graveyards of ships, then to Hilton Head Island. At trip's end, both agreed, "It was an ex- citing trip for -two -people with limited sailing ex- perience}'' "Harrrk!" says I, "would you do it again mateys?" Ken says, "...no, I liked the scenery but it was too hard on the tummy." On the other hand, Gary, who found 'sting of the spray of the ocean' exhilarating, says, "...yes he would..." No comment was available from their wives. 1 1 f $ NilsDamm MIN 'HWYs1 1 1JKawasakII''r' 7. VTCIRMEt Canf T i j,; x GRAND BEND HURON RD 5 5 N eb CO' it T v WE a C DRNE R 'i(GN uJCAN'r„ TO LONDON+ MOTORCYCLES and Snowmobiles HOU QS: MON. • SAT. 10.10/SUN. 12-6 23'-3456 ilei — am - NM r — NI ROW YAMAHA SERVICE AND PARTS